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From tradition to innovation: India-Russia relations and the emerging focus on Sustainable development and Climate change

Author(s) Ms. Simran Chhabra, Dr. Pravin Singh
Country India
Abstract Rising as a serious worldwide threat across national boundaries is climate change. This visa-free issue presents several difficulties, most importantly related to horticulture and human consumption patterns. The effects extend widely and include: The loss of territory and human habitats is one of the most prominent effects. Filtering freshwater supplies Damage to agricultural fields, especially in sensitive areas. Natural disasters caused by climate change also compromise human security, infrastructure, and ecosystem livelihoods. This subsequently increases the risk of migration and refugees. Climate change compromises a nation's traditional security through social, political, and economic instability, so undermining human security, food security, water security, and environmental security, all classified under non-traditional security issues. Particularly in view of globalization, climate change also has far-reaching effects on a nation's foreign policy. Despite their own difficulties, India and Russia should start cooperative projects to solve climate change and advance sustainable development in order to strengthen their bilateral ties. Climate change is no longer only a national issue but a global one that calls for collaborative effort and worldwide cooperation to minimize its hazards.
Keywords India-Russia relations, Sustainable development, Globalization, Climate change
Published In Volume 7, Issue 4, July-August 2025
Published On 2025-07-27
DOI https://doi.org/10.36948/ijfmr.2025.v07i04.52371
Short DOI https://doi.org/g9vpnz
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